How to financially prepare for natural disasters, unexpected events

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1. what if your whole house is gone and fema doesn't have any money left as they used all of their money on migrants?

2. Can FEMA offer natural disaster insurance for accommodation (incl during mandatory evacuations) & relocation if home is rendered uninhabitable (like deposits for apt rentals, Etc.) for low-income people at modest rates?

3. TIME WIPES TEARS FROM ALL FACES?
   
   There's a time to worry, fight and forgive
   
   A time for crying, laughter and dance.
   
   A time to remember our troubles past
   
   Time for love, song, death, and romance.

   In every household, dilemmas occur
   
   Which challenge our resolve each day.
   
   We face what we can, then look to God
   
   As our friends and family pray.

   Troubles make us able to cry
   
   Sorrow teaches us to fear.
   
   Those days we’re selfish and cruel
   
   When life is so short and dear.

   Time wipes tears from all faces
   
   Whose hearts are tuned to sorrow.
   
   Those that cry a thousand tears
   
   Shall be blessed by tomorrow.

   By Tom Zart

4. I feel for the people affected by Hurricane Helene, but I don’t think my tax dollars should go toward paying for personal losses like homes or cars, especially for those who chose not to get flood insurance even if they weren’t on the coast. I believe public funds should be focused on rebuilding essential infrastructure to get cities and towns back up and running, not for personal recovery. These individuals elected their local officials, and they should be turning to them for support. I’ve always paid for flood insurance because I know the risks. People keep denying global warming, but the consequences are becoming more and more clear.

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6. Why black screen?

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